Talisker Resources Ltd. has intersected a continuous 79-metre strike length of high-grade gold mineralization averaging 64.84 grams per tonne gold along the BK Vein on the 1030 Level of the Mustang Mine in British Columbia.

The underground development zone at the Bralorne Gold Project comprises a well-defined banded quartz vein across an average true width of 0.50 metres. Individual face sampling highlights from the 1030 Level included 496 grams per tonne over 0.51 metres within 156.97 grams per tonne over 1.64 metres from East Face No. 16, and 203 grams per tonne over 0.54 metres within 100.81 grams per tonne over 1.09 metres from East Face No. 18.

Estimated true widths for the reported face samples range between 90% and 100% of the stated interval lengths.

The Bralorne Gold Project serves as Talisker’s flagship asset, where production is currently underway at the Mustang Mine. Operations are proceeding under a direct shipping ore strategy following the dispatch of an inaugural cargo of 10,944 tonnes to Taiwan in August 2026. The company anticipates its next marine vessel shipment of ore to depart from the North Vancouver Port in late October or early November 2026.

“These outstanding results from a well-defined ore shoot along the BK Vein demonstrate the remarkable structural and grade continuity of the auriferous quartz-vein systems across the Mustang Mine. With the BK structure delineated by diamond drilling over more than 750 metres of strike and remaining open beyond 500 metres depth, we see significant potential to extend known ore shoots and delineate additional high-grade shoots as mining advances. We look forward to reporting further results from our continued mining development and drilling at the Bralorne Gold Project.”

— Terry Harbort, CEO

The ongoing underground development builds on previous exploration success along the project's vein systems as mining advances at depth.

Read the full announcement: Talisker Reports Mustang Underground Face Sample Results Defining a 79-metre Strike Length High-grade Shoot Averaging 64.8 g/t on the 1030 Level